De ce vinde România energie ieftină Bulgariei

Former Energy Minister Sebastian Burduja highlights Romania's energy trade issues with Bulgaria, emphasizing the lack of storage capacity. He notes that Romania sells energy during the day at low prices and buys it back at night at significantly higher rates. Burduja attributes this disparity to Bulgaria's investment in battery storage, contrasting it with Romania's limited funding. He mentions that Romania only had 14 MWh of storage capacity at the start of his term and discusses efforts to secure funding for battery projects. Burduja expresses optimism about closing the gap with Bulgaria despite past mistakes in energy policy.